ViewClix Smart Frame Bedienungsanleitung

Operating Guide

ViewClix oers a revolutionary experience for seniors and their families and friends.

To make the ViewClix Smart Frame an easy and fun experience for you and your

loved ones, we need a family member or friend to do a small amount of organizing

and administration for the ViewClix Smart Frame. (a ‘Frame Organizer’).

This guide provides a straight-forward, step-by-step process for getting ViewClix

setup and then exploring its use and features. It’s really easy! Please follow this

guide from start to nish and you’ll quickly be a ViewClix expert.

The ViewClix Smart Frame displays beautiful High Denition Pictures and receives

Video Calls. Using the free ViewClix Mobile App, families can easily share

pictures and make video calls to a ViewClix frame

The solution is tied together by the ViewClix Cloud which stores all the pictures

and manages the networking for sharing and video calling. The ViewClix web site

also includes a Members Portal where a ViewClix frame is remotely congured

and photos are easily organized.

What’s in the box

 ViewClix Smart Frame

 Remote Control

 Frame Stand

 Power Adapter

What you’ll need

 Web browser on PC or Mac or Tablet

to log into the ViewClix Members’ Portal

 Also, you can share Photos and make Video

Calls with any of the following devices:

- Apple or Android smart phone

- Apple or Android tablet

ViewClix

Frame

Stand Power

adapter

Remote

control

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First, a few essentials...

 The primary operating mode of a ViewClix frame is to display its SlideShow,

sequencing through pictures that have been shared by family or friends.

 When a Video Call is received, the SlideShow is hidden during the call. After the

call is ended, the SlideShow automatically starts displaying again.

 Starting a ViewClix frame is accomplished by plugging it in — no need to worry

about a power switch. Likewise, if you need to move the ViewClix frame, just

unplug it.

 When a ViewClix Smart Frame is powered on, it displays a few “splash screens”

and the Internet connection is setup/established. After that, the frame will show

a camera preview so that you can make sure the position and lighting is good for

Video Calls.

Install the ViewClix Smart Frame

We recommend that the Frame Organizer initially set up the frame in

their own home, prior to installing at the senior’s residence.

This “staging” will help the process of getting started go smoothly.

Step 1 Open the box and take

out the ViewClix frame.

Remove the fame from

packing materials and

place it face-down on a

cloth-covered at sur-

face, to avoid scratches.

Step 2 Remove the Power Adapter

from its shipping bag.

Remove the frame

stand from the

shipping bag.

Step 3

Install the Stand on the

frame’s back bottom by

sliding tabs into back lower

center slot.

Push the Stand into

the slot to lock into

back of the frame.

Power Connector

Plug the power connector into

the frame power socket, located

on the side of the frame.

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Plug power cord

into power outlet.

The frame will now start

up and display its initial

screens.

ViewClix Remote Control

The ViewClix Smart Frame is shipped with a

remote control to enter commands.

The Remote Control will be needed

to nish the setup/installation

process.

You can use the remote control to

pause the Slideshow. Use the forward

and back buttons < > to move through

the pictures.

Install the ViewClix Smart Frame (CONTINUED)

Step 4

Place the frame near a

power outlet on a

table top or counter

top. Choose a location

that can oer good

illumination.

Pause &

Play the

Slideshow.

Options

button

Sleep and

wake-up the

ViewClix

frame.

The OK button

is used to enter

selections.

Setup Internet connection for the frame

The ViewClix Smart Frame is shipped with built-in connectivity:

 Standard model: connects to Wi-Fi networks

 Broadband mobile data model: for situations where there's no Wi-Fi. It includes a

mobile data connection (just like the mobile data connections within smart phones)

Wi-Fi model Broadband Mobile Data model

When the ViewClix frame starts up, it dis-

plays a “welcome” screen with a prompt to

start Wi-Fi conguration. The list of availa-

ble Wi-Fi networks is then shown.

After choosing a network or entering a

network name, you’ll be prompted to

enter the network’s password/key.

NOTE:If you don’t see the Wi-Fi network

listed, it may be because the network is

congured to be “hidden”. In this case,

you can select “Add Network” to enter the

Network name (SSID) and password/key.

If your ViewClix frame is the Broadband

Model, there is no need to congure a

network connection.

Each time the frame starts up, the mobile

data connection will be veried automati-

cally.

Preview Camera

 After connectivity is conrmed, a preview of the camera is shown. This assists you

in positioning the frame in the best location for a Video Call.

 If the preview appears dark or not positioned properly, see the sections "Frame

Placement & Room Lights" and "Camera Placement & Lighting" on page 19 of

this guide.

 When you’re OK with the camera preview, the SlideShow begins automatically.

That’s it — the installation is complete.

When the ViewClix Smart Frame is shipped, there are a few sample images in the

SlideShow. To share pictures and make video calls, you and family members may

use the ViewClix Mobile App or a web browser on a PC or Mac.

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Get the ViewClix Mobile App

To download and install the ViewClix app from the Apple App Store or Google Play

Store, follow the steps in email that was sent after ordering the ViewClix frame.

The app will guide you through logging into your ViewClix account to link your mobile

device with the ViewClix frame.

Share pictures with the ViewClix frame

The main screen on the ViewClix app is simple:

you can touch the button to ‘Share a Picture’ or

‘Make a Video Call’.

 Touch ‘Share a Picture:’

 For Apple devices: You’ll then select an

album to select pictures.

 For Android devices: You’ll see a collec-

tion of pictures

 Select from 1 to 4 pictures to share and then

you can enter caption and conrm sharing.

 The picture(s) will be uploaded to the

ViewClix Cloud and in a minute or two, the

picture(s) will automatically appear in the

SlideShow.

 Repeat to share more images.

TIP:When you upload more than one picture,

you’ll see a small pencil icon in the

corner of each picture, Tap on that icon

to add caption text for each picture.

Make a Video Call

While it’s displaying the SlideShow, the ViewClix Smart Frame is always ready to re-

ceive a video call. Here are a few things to keep in mind about ViewClix video calling:

Frame auto-answers: After playing a notication sound, the Video Call is launched

on the frame. It’s a good idea to arrange the time of your calls in advance.

NOTE: Auto-answer can be disabled within the Frame Settings (see page 14). If

disabled, the frame user (i.e. the senior using the frame), will need to press

any button on the remote control to answer video calls.

No video calls while in Sleep mode: On page 13, we show how to set up the sleep

time for a ViewClix frame. The frame does not answer video calls during this time.

Call Setup Time Patience is a virtue  After you tap the ‘Make Video Call’ button it

will take up to 15 seconds, for the Video Call to begin.

Try making a test video call.

NOTE: The best way to make a test call is to have someone by the frame while you

call it from a dierent room. If you call the frame from within the same

room, you will probably experience unpleasant echo and audio feedback

because the microphones will be picking up the other side’s speakers.

 Tap the ‘Make Video Call’ button to start the call.

 To end the call, touch the Red “hang-up” button.

More video call tips

 Orientation: “Landscape” orientation is where the width of the screen is longer

than the height. As a stationary device, the ViewClix frame is always in “landscape”

orientation. If you rotate your mobile device to also be in landscape mode, the

video will be larger for both the mobile device and the frame.

 Video calls using public Wi-Fi networks: Some commercial places, like restau-

rants or hotels, have Wi-Fi networks that do not support the video call connections.

 Video calls using mobile data: if Wi-Fi is unavailable, you can use your smart

phone’s data plan to make a ViewClix Video Call. But just like watching any video

using a smart phone, extra charges can result from your mobile carrier if you

exceed your data plan.

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Organize Pictures

Pictures that are shared with a frame are stored in the ViewClix Cloud.

You can organize the SlideShow and manage photos using the Members Portal at

the ViewClix web site.

Initially, there are a few sample pictures in the SlideShow. You’ll want to use the

Photo manager to delete those.

Here are the steps:

 Using a web browser on a PC, Mac or Tablet, go to the Members Portal:

www.viewclix.com/members

 You’ll be prompted to login using your email address and password and then the

web page below will be displayed.

 Click or tap “Photos“

The Photos web page will open and you’ll see the pictures currently in the Slide Show:

The pictures displayed in the Photo Album are in the order in which they appear in

the ViewClix frame SlideShow playback, from left to right and top to bottom.

Select multiple pictures by clicking/tapping on them. Click/tap the Move icon to

move the selected photos out of the active SlideShow to another album such as

‘Archive’. Click or tap the Delete icon remove the photos entirely.

In addition to using the ViewClix mobile app to upload pictures,

you can click/tap the Upload icon and a new window will appear.

You can then drag and drop or browse and select additional

images from the PC, Mac or Tablet that’s in use.

Captions can be added when you upload a picture using the ViewClix mobile app.

You can also add or edit captions here by clicking/tapping the on the caption text or

the pencil icon underneath a picture.

NOTE:By default, the ViewClix frame displays the picture captions during its

Slideshow. If you’d like to turn o the captions in the Slideshow, you’ll need

to disable it in the ViewClix frame Settings. See page 14 for information on

this setting.

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Organize Pictures (CONTINUED)

Why move pictures to other Albums?

After using ViewClix for a while, the SlideShow album might be lled with quite a few

photos. It’s best to not have too many since the more pictures, the longer it will take

the ViewClix frame to cycle through them. A good rule of thumb is to keep the total

under 100. This makes room for new photos to be seen by your senior.

In addition to the Archive album, you can create additional albums to store pictures.

For example, you can create a “Holidays” album and once the holidays are over, you

can move pictures to it. Then next year, you can highlight those memories by

moving the photos back to the SlideShow.

If you click or tap on Rearrange switch, you can drag and drop

photos into a dierent order to change the sequencing of the

SlideShow playing on the ViewClix frame.

Tip: In the lower right corner of each picture

is a ‘+’ plus icon. Click/tap this icon if you

need to rotate a picture or if you like to

view it enlarged in the Slideshow.

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